Dennis Cirkin to Leeds United “here we go” :Leeds set to secure TRANSFER TARGET of the CENTURY from Sunderland! Journalist’s mind BLOWING Reaction by talent of ‘Absolute baller’!

James Copley is certain that Dennis Cirkin will not be signing for Leeds United in the next transfer window, firmly believing that the talented defender will make a move to the Premier League instead. Despite reports linking Cirkin to Elland Road, Sunderland is reportedly not interested in parting ways with the 22-year-old.

In a recent post on X, Sunderland Echo journalist Copley dismissed the idea of Cirkin joining Leeds and expressed his desire for the Black Cats to secure the young defender on a long-term contract. Copley praised Cirkin’s skills, labeling him as an “absolute baller” and highlighting his importance to the Sunderland squad this season.

It is clear that Leeds United could benefit from having a player like Dennis Cirkin in their ranks. With Cirkin excelling at Sunderland and cementing his position as a key player, it would be a significant loss for the Black Cats to sell him to a direct rival like Leeds. Manager Daniel Farke has been facing injury issues and a lack of depth in certain areas, making the acquisition of a promising player like Cirkin all the more important for the Peacocks’ promotion ambitions.

Sunderland Head Coach Regis Le Bris is present during the Sky Bet Championship match between Sunderland and Coventry City at the Stadium Of Light in Sunderland, England, on November 9, 2024. (Photo by MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Leeds managed to secure Jayden Bogle from Sheffield United recently, demonstrating their ability to bring in quality additions. As the club navigates ongoing contract negotiations with Junior Firpo, Cirkin could emerge as a potential target to bolster their squad in the near future. Though the transfer may not happen immediately, Leeds’ pursuit of talented players like Cirkin could pay off in the long run.

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